Navigating Long COVID as a Woman Runner
Long COVID can affect anyone, and women runners are no exception. Often, the experience of a runner with long COVID is one of isolation alongside the physical symptoms.
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What Researchers Know (And Don’t) About Long COVID’s Effects on Athletes
"This is not a mild disease."
This Is What We’re All Feeling Right Now, According to Mental Health Professionals
Languishing is so 2021.
An Athlete’s Guide to Cold and Flu Season
Find out how you can train and stay healthy through cold and flu season by making just a few lifestyle tweaks to manage stress.
There’s Finally Research Into Menstrual Cycle Changes Caused By COVID-19 Vaccines
Plus, what else you should know about the immune system’s role in your menstrual cycle.
Can COVID-19 Hurt Your Running Performance Long-Term? Medical Professionals Say It’s Still Too Soon To Tell
While fitness seems like a protective factor, doctors urge us all to remain vigilant against getting sick.
Sponsorship Pulled from Portland Marathon, Raising Questions About Fall Racing
Oregon Health and Sciences University did not directly discourage runners from participating in the mass event, but stated it was "doing everything" to avoid burdening overloaded hospitals.
18 Months After COVID-19, This Ultrarunner is Still Struggling
Lauren Wilke contracted COVID-19 in March 2020. She is still seeking treatment for long-haul symptoms.